Oregon City enterprise., May 01, 1908, Image 3

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1908.
THE HOUSEHOLD PAGE.
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE LADIES SOLIC
ITED FOR THIS DEPARTMENT. TELL YOURVAL
LIABLE RECEIPTS, HOW YOU MAKE FANCY AR
TICLES AND ABOUT THE DESIGNS AND CARE
OF YOUR "ROSE QARDEN."
woll-beatcn ckk and a teanpoonful of
linking Horia tlmt has boon diHHolvod
In a Kill of boiling water. Itcat hard
for five mlniitoN, pour Into a well
graimul Turk's head tin and bake In
a steady oven until a Ktraw comes
out clean from tho thickest part of
tbo loaf.
HOP-PICKING. 13 DENOUNCED.
(Continued from Pago 2.)
a
Good If Truo.
I hunted, for (dovon weeks,
(Well, more or ohn,
I climbed o'er twenty-woven peak,
(Well, more or less),
Now llMten to my tlirlllliiK tale,
And do not dare to doubt or rail.
I killed JtiHt n-ven hundred quail
(Well, more or Inwt!)
I ate two hundred at my meati
(Well, iiiire or limn),
TIM I am fjtmll from curs to beoli
(Well, more or Iohm),
And then, of courHe, It seem quite
queer,
Hut strictly true cnrli itutemont here,
I ahil well nlKht live hundred deer
(Well, moro or Ion!)
Of blrdH ami boasts I got mont tired,
(Well, more or lean), ,
And full I ever bad admired
(Well, more or leHM),
Bo then I wandered all about,
And rniiKbt Ibere'H not tbo Hl!j!litmt
doubt 1
Exactly one round thouxund trout
(Well, more or Iohm!)
Town Topic,
To Get Rid of Fleai.
bonne
Loavo
To get rid of flea In tho
Hprlnklo carpets well with Halt
tho Halt undlNturbed for an hour, then
sweep it up; there will bo no more
fleiiM In that carpet. Bait may bo
sprinkled wherever there are flea
and they will disappear In a short
tlmo.
Her Beauty Sleep.
llenuty Mleep, to fulllll ItH name must
be taken under rerlnln murked condi
tion or It fnllM to accompllHb IU pur
port, For Instance, ventilation and
proper tempernture form a most Im
portant part of the treatment, for
thero ihould be a free circulation of
air anil no draiiKht. To (tenure freHli
air It Ih belter tlmt the windows shall
bo open at tbo top than at tho bottom,
for the former way makea It pomhIUo
for Impurities to escape from the
room, says the New York KvenlriK Tel
eitram. Ily all mean the rnont by
Clonic way of filing a window for tho
nlicht Is to open It at both tho top and
bottom, so that pure, cold air may bo
entering constantly to take tho place
of the warm. Impure atmosphere which
la leavluK. Blxty derxeea Is an ex
cellent temperature for the sleeping
mom, and to regulate the air to this
mark keep a small thermometer above
tho bed and watch It so that the air
may not bo overheated. Tbose per
son who can endure greater cold need
not fear to bave It, for the lungs will
never be Injured by such treatment
On the contrary, the more cold, fresh
air that Ii given them to Inhale, the
moro healthy will bo their condition,
making the complexion clearer and
the eyes brighter. It Is also soothing
to the nerves, and by thla proper at
mosphere real "beauty sleep" Is more
or less Insured.
From Washington comes the report
that President Hoosovelt will spend
the first year after his retirement
from ofllco In travel outside tho Unit
ed Ktales. While bin Itinerary hns not
been determined, acordlng to report,
bis plan Ih to see some of tho lltt'le
froqnonted portions of foreign landa,
and, of course, the prediction Is made
that tho I'reHldent will Indulge his
fondness for hunting big game. Tbo
I'reHldent Is quoted as saying. In this
connection: "If William Tart Is nomi
nated and elected President, which
would be grutlfylug, It would make Im
possible any criticism If I were abroad,
to the effect that 1 was dictating to
him and that he was being followed,
or that I bad tried to dictate and had
been turned down In my suggestions."
One of tho Important matters to bo
taken up next annual meeting of tbo
Inexpensive Generosity.
An absent-minded woman traveling
In Mexico borrowed CO cents of tho
Pullman porter to buy a Mexican or
chid at the car door. Later, on arriv
ing at Mexico City, as the same porter
was brushing her coat, she said with
emphasis: "Thank you, porter. And,
oh, Porter, you may keep tho 60 cents
I borrowed of you this morning for a
tip."
A Baddad.
I cad dot slgg the odo soggs
I sagg so logg ago,
Because I havo a bado code,
Dy dose Is stopped up so..
Dovebber wldds aro blowlgg dow,
Dy doso is blowing, too.
I cad dot slgg the odo soggs
As odco I used to do,
I cad dot slgg tbe ode soggs.
Oh! Dab this code. A-a-tchoo!
When rinsing gather up and wring
lengthwise. If they aro not pure1 lin
en, add ono pint of flour starch to two
or three gallons of rlnso water. Then
sbmlo well; If fringed, shade each
slilo separately until the fringe Is
straight, then hang lengthwise on the
line, with the lower edges' perfectly
even. I-t them dry; take them from
the line, sprinkle well, folding them
and rolling very tight, with tbe edges
even. Havo the Irons very hot. Lay
them double on the Ironing board,
Iron on both sides and again on the
les aro the temples, the abiding place
of God, If God lives in us, can we as
Christians afford to use these hand
wblcb are part of God's temule to Dick
bops, 80 pur cent, of which are mado J
Into beer, and beer when man indulge
Incapacitates them In every part of '
life?
"It Is my purpose to so present tbls
matter that when I get through with
It all of you will say I am through for
ever with the hop business and so I
must proceed cautiously and careful
ly. "Tbo first nolni then that we must
consider Is tbls: Tbat the present
state of conscience regarding buer
drinking and beer making Is reached
by the process of evolution. Con
science against the slave traffic was
not reached In a moment of time.
From the ante-deluvlan days when tho
patriarch Noah lay beastly Intoxicat
ed In the presence of bis friends down i
to tbo present, conscience regarding !
tbo drinking evil has made progresii, I
and we are only now reaching the ;
sticking point. It takes time to awak-'
en a slumbering conscience regarding
any question, but when It is aroused,
then, It is quickened Into action. We
have come to such a time regarding
the hop business. I
"Why is It ho awfully bad? I'll toll '
you, It Is part of the process which
produces tbe finished product which
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Btato railroad commissions In New j first side, fold and Iron each fold
York Is the abatement of tho tramp
nuisance, and the railroads of tho
country aro about to take concerted
action with this end In view. Figures
Just mado public to show tho serious
nrss of the problem tbo railroads of
the cauntry oopo with In dealing with
trespassers Indicate that tho Pennsyl
vania Railroad alone lost $ 1 110,000 last
year In thefts by tramps.
Caramels.
Ono quarter of a pound of chocolate
ono and a half pounds of brown
sugar, one-quarter of a pound of but
ter, ono tumblerful of milk and cream.
Put all together and let them melt.
Doll for twenty minutes, pour on but
tered dishes, and before quite cold
cut In small squares with a sharp
knlfo. After taking off the saucepan
add half a teaspootiful of essence of
vanilla.
with care, then lay on a flat surface
to dry thoroughly before putting
away, and your table cloths will al
ways look nice.
Curing Goose Feathers.
Goose feathers are often treated In
this manner: After being spread in
some clean, dry, airy place they should
bo turned over with a fork every few
days until thoroughly dried. If placed
In bags and well steamed they are
more valuable, as the steam has a
tendency to purify them, removing
much of tbo oily odor they naturally
bavo.
Parsnip Croquettes.
Doll five parsnips; when tender take
off tho skin and mash them fine; mix
the same amount of boiled potatoes
with the Darsnlps, then add one egg,
no careful not to take the 'halt and pepper to taste; roll in small
caramels off the fire until they are
cooked. Test by dropping. In cold
water.
Sour Milk Corn Bread.
81ft together ono cup of graham flour
and three cups of Indian meal. Into
three cups of sour milk stir a table
spoonful of melted butter, a teaspoon
ful of salt and a tablespoonful of
sugar, Add this gradually to the meal
and flour mixture, then fold In three
patties and fry In butter; garnish with
parsley. This makes a fine-tasting
dish.
For the economically Inclined there
are silk stockings with cotton soles
and cotton tops. Tbe woman who
darns stockings for a family or for
herself knows the dismay of finding
an open ladder running the length of
a leg because a stlctch has dropped.
Tbe cotton tops prevent this difficulty.
Wheels
Turn
enever
ELECTRIC MOTORS ARE NEEDED
No Matter What They Drive
Or Where They .Are
A Saving in Power A Reduction in Expense An
Increase in Output An Improvement in Product
Some very decided improvement always results when
Electric Motors turn the wheels.
THESE BENEFITS ARE ESPECIALLY VALUABLE TO
, 'I-
a
Tbe Kind You Ilavo Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over SO years, has borne the signature of
and has been made nnder his per
ffl-trfiAj 8011111 sapervislon since Its Infancy.
I-CCCCAA'K, Allow no one todMcd vmi in thi-
All Counterfeits, Imitations and"Jafit-a-good"are bat
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goHc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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F. W. GREENMAN
Nominated for County Clerk by Clack-
mat County Republican.
D. C. LATOURETTE President P. J. METER, Cashier
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of OREGON CITY , OREGON
CAPITAL, 150,000.00.
I Transacts a General Banking Business. Open from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
makes men drunk and since Chris
tians ought not share In that kind c f
business, they ought to quit It, and they
ought in the spirit of tbe Apostle iVnl
say: 'If bop-picking make my brother
to offend, I will pick no more hops as
long as 95 per cent, of them are made
into beer.' What brings you and me
to tbat kind of a conclusion? Simply
this, an awakened conscience as it
has regarded tbe evils of beer mak
ing and drinking of which hop-pick
ing Is a part.
"I grant you tbat way back in the
past beer drinking was not regarded
as such a bad thing, but there is a
change of view on the question and
tbe awakened and aroused conscience
of tbe year of our Lord 1908, says tbat
good folks ought to have nothing to
do with the business. Why, do you
ask? Because Christians are the tem
ples of the Holy Ghost and tbey ought
to avoid even the appearance of evil
I Pioneer Transfer Express & Storage Co. j
i
Furniture, Pianos and Machinery
moved by experienced men :: :
Sand and gravel in any quantity de
livered on short notice. Try us once
and you will be sure to come again.
Phone Main 22
Office in Postoffice Blig.
and because of the stirring ay
which comes frolii drink, ridden hu
manity. "There was a time when slavery
was considered a right and , proper
thing, there was a time when a keg of
beer was on tap under the pulpit of
tbe meeting bouse, and It was part of
the graduation exercises of the btu
dents who appeared in that meeting
house for their diplomas to take a
drink. If these things were correct
and proper in the past why not now?
Why were they abolished? I'll tell
you, because a quickened, up-to-date
conscience will not stand for them. If
then, there Is conscience against hop
picking today, it Is because of a grow
ing progressive Christian conscience.
"Let us now look at the status of
the hop growing and hop picking busi
ness. What are tbe facts? If it Is a
brewing interest, what Is the Chris.
I people frequent the hop yards. So in the act you would knock him down,
many nice families go together and but yet, this summer you will com
: thus have an outing which they could j placently plan a vacation in the hop
not otherwise have. So many Chris-1 yards and be a helper In the produc
tion people frequent the yards, even tion of the product which makes this
the deacons and the good praying sis- brute. Where is your humanity and
ters go. It gives the laboring man a conscience? Have these dropped out
way of spending a much needed va- 0f you? You blame the saloon keep-
cation. Fifty weeks of the year inler, who needs the money, for selling
; the shop no one ought to deny him j this man beer, but how about your
I two weeks under God's open heaven, salves as beer producers in the hop
and lastly, most people go because in yards?
; the end there is a replenished pocket I . , .. ...
book with the possibility of meeting I pn ' ' saddest thing in
,the payment of all bills. Are these : connection with this story of cruelty,
reasons valid for the followers of I Tnifny Kwoma,n 8Ufferlnf this
1 Jesus Christ whose body Is the temple ! h"s.bal!d. 8 brutality, scarred and bruis
er the Holy Ghost and who Is urged if? h'8 assaults when the hop pick-
I to avoid the appearance of evil? Are ng 8ofsh0n cHomes Afds the wolf howl-
'they valid in view of the fact that .at ,her dor- Bhe tne itter
there i no rinnht hnt fht rhri,tin Plnch of poverty and realizing a chance
tlan's duty? You know as well as I : have picked a large proportion of the for maklnS some ready money, or easy.
95 per cent of the hops of which beer ?" 6 T , . a u, '
, was made and In view of the fact that P,nched fnd irl and hKea out,t?
Bakers
Blacksmiths
Bottlers
Botchers
Confectioners
Contractors
Dentists
Dressmakers
Grocers
Launcieres
Housekeepers
Jewelers
Machinists
Printers
Woodworkers
ANYONE USING POWER CAN
PROFIT iiY CONSULTING
orfland Railway Light
& Power Company
CG. MILLER, AGENT
OREGON CITY, OREGON
land are made Into beer. Ah, Chris
tian hop-picker! you try to console
yourself with the fact that you gather
ed that other 5 per cent of hops which
was made into yeast, when you know
yourself that with the members of tho
church crowding the hop-fields tbat
all of you helped to pick the bulk of
tbe 95 per cent. Brother, sister in
Christ, listen, your bands which are
part of God's temple picked a la.ga
proportion of the bops which the
brewers translated Into beer,' which
beer found its way into a human sys
tem and brain, and that brain and
system were crazed and paralyze
and that the man who drank the beer
made out of the bops you picked.
knocked down a helpless wife and
mother and starved some Innocent
children.' I ask earnestly, ought this
body which la the temple of God be
used in this work when the strong
exhortation of the apostle" is to avoid
even the appearance of evil.
"The fact that the hop business is a
brewery Interest Is self-evident. On
:January 22nd. 1908, the Brewing In
dustries notiflod the hop men that
'they must help fight the liquor regu-
latlon bills, which the people are clam-
orlng to have placed on the' statute
' books, and that those who fail to sign
the petition will be placed under the
ban of the buyers, namely the Brew
, era. Here was their eHective threat,
! we, the buyers of hops, will boycott
' you and immediately 1,500 telegrams
flooded he office of the Brewers As-1
Boclation protesting against liquor
legislation. These telegrams were
bundled up sent by express to Sena
tor Fulton at Washington, D. C, to
be used by him as an evidence that
his constituents were opposed. The
hop business is a Brewery Interest
and Christians ought not indulge.
"Here are some of the reasons why
the hop men are the tools of the
Brewing Interest? Let the temple of
the living Goji decide.
"If the appeal from God's word is
not sufficient, then I bring with it the
appeal which comes from drink-ridden
a conscienceless hop man to enrich
him, to enrich the Brewer, who will
make more beer for her husband to
drink and thus receive from his hands
still more Inhuman treatment.
"Christian men and women, for the
sake of this poor, mistreated, misguld-
I suffering human ty. Listen, it is my ed creature of mlsfortune w'ho ls?not
purpose to crystallze conscience into
I action, regarding this business and it
my scriptural appeal does not avail
; may the human cry of heart-broken
mothers and wives and children reach
your deaf ears and hard hearts. Right
here, in Oregon City, In yonder court
house the other day, the evidence was
given that a Hindu lost his life be
cause men were crazed by beer. A
fother and son were found guilty of
murder in the second degree, another
son and two young men of manslaugh
ter. My God! Men and women, does
not the mute appeal of these five
blighted lives reach your ears as they
await sentence. Beer did it. Is their
testimony. I claim that the man who
picked the hops out of which the beer
was made which crazed the brains of
these unfortunates Is as guilty of the
murder of the Hindu as they are. Le
gal technicality may be able to clear
the Christian bop picker from this
charge but God's moral law will hold
him guilty.
. "Here Is a poor woman who Is un
fortunately afflicted with a drunken
husband. God pity ber. Last night,
he came home crazed by beer made
from the hops you picked, he knocked
her down, his helpless wife, ho brut
ally kicked her in the presence of his
screaming children and abused her In
every way. Ah, you say this Is a
fairy tale of preacher's fancy and por
trayal. Is it? You are now touching
elbows with some who have received j
this treatment If yon caught the brute
a Christian, who does not see the
moral issue Involved, as you hear her
mute appeal from her helpless life,
won't you stop contributing your quo
ta of misery by helping In Beer pro
duction as Hop Pickers?
"Ye are the temple of the living
God, let nothing defile this temple.
Avoid even the appearance of evil. Oh!
listen to the human cry of broken
hearts and quit being a part of the
Brewery interest.
. "A drunkard cannot enter into the
Kingdom of Heaven. Don't in God's
name help in making drunkards.:
"It is my duty as your under-sbep-berd
to lay thla matter upon your
heart and conscience. I have done so.
May God help you to see your duty."
OABTOXtZ
Wolf Estate Administered. ;
The will of the late Louise Wolf,
who died at Beaver Creek March. 28
last, has been admitted . to probate.
Tbe estate Is valued at $1000 and this
sum Is devised to Dorla Wolf, a daugh
ter of tbe deceased. The will provld
th that John Wolf, husband of the de
ceased, shall be trustee of the prop
erty until the beneficiary attains the
age of 25 years, and the Income shall
be devoted to the education of the
daughter. ...